On Friday, October 9, 2026, the Ghanaian Cedi posted a marginal gain against the United States dollar relative to the previous day’s figures.
The average purchasing rate reached GHS11.89, marking a one-pesewa improvement, while the selling rate held steady at GHS12.22.
Meanwhile, licensed forex bureaus quoted GHS12.00 for dollars bought and GHS12.30 for dollars sold.
Data for these rates is drawn from Cedirates.com, a respected Ghanaian resource monitoring daily currency and fuel pricing.
Within the Bank of Ghana interbank market, the Cedi is exchanging at GHS11.77 for purchases and GHS11.79 for sales.
Against the British pound, forex bureaus traded at an average of GHS15.47 for buying and GHS16.41 for selling, whereas the Bank of Ghana interbank rate stood at GHS15.57.
The Euro is similarly trading at GHS13.16 and GHS14.01 for buying and selling respectively at forex bureaus, with an interbank benchmark of GHS13.19.
In the remittance sector, LemFi and Taptap Send provided dollar rates of GHS11.83 and GHS11.78 respectively for transfers from the United States or United Kingdom to Ghana.
For pound sterling remittances, both platforms offered GHS15.65 and GHS15.59 respectively.
Regarding the Euro, Taptap Send and LemFi quoted GHS13.22 and GHS13.27 respectively for funds sent from the US or UK.
Finally, for international digital subscription payments via Visa and Mastercard, covering services like Netflix, Spotify, and Apple Music, the prevailing exchange rates are GHS12.71 and GHS12.73 respectively.